--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <bswit...@...> wrote:
>
> The PowerPro for each statement allows plugins to plug into it.
>
> for each obj in some_obj_handle
> obj.splat
> endfor
>
> If you register the signature of com_var as supporting for each and supply a
> call back, it looks like it might work to me (your "myEnum"
> var is not exposed to the user but it created in the plugin only). But I
> must admit I have not looked at the com plugin in detail.
This works, sort of:
for each objFile in objFolder.Files
win.debug(" " ++ objFile.Name)
; necessary to release objects
objFile.release
endfor
Nice feature, in principle.
I could in principle release the just-used handle
when callback is re-entered (reading current contents of the variable
obj/objFile and releasing handle therein). But I can imagine situatios where
that would be a no-no (maybe user is populating
a vector with elements of a collection).
Problem at the moment is that com.release_all and com.unload
freeze immeidately after above loop. They work okay after a short delay. I'll
do some more debugging next week.
